1. | Jul 22, 2014

The wood is screwed toetehgr (evenly spaced) with large 6” screws designed for joining landscaping timbers. The corners are then drilled using a long wood bit and 110v drill. Also drill three holes on long side and two holes on short evenly spaced. Hammer rebar into holes down into ground. You may want to trim rebar depending on length so it goes at least 2’ into ground below wood.

2. | Jun 26, 2014

The wood is screwed tothgeer (evenly spaced) with large 6” screws designed for joining landscaping timbers. The corners are then drilled using a long wood bit and 110v drill. Also drill three holes on long side and two holes on short evenly spaced. Hammer rebar into holes down into ground. You may want to trim rebar depending on length so it goes at least 2’ into ground below wood.

3. | Jul 1, 2013

lol okay so here is just how stupid I am, mdaiwy through reading your post I dropped my cup of coffee on my desk and shut the firefox in error and I could not locate your page once again right up until 4 days later on to finish reading from the spot i had left off because I did not remember how I linked to your site to begin with ahaha at any rate it was worth the hold out..kudos :)